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    Perfect tenses are used to describe complex sequencing of two events that take place at different times. Simple tenses describe facts o He walks. He walked. He will walk. Progressive tenses describes ongoing actions o He is walking. He was walking. He will be walking.

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    Perfect tenses are used to describe complex sequencing of two events that take place at different times. Simple tenses describe facts o He walks. He walked. He will walk. Progressive tenses describes ongoing actions o He is walking. He was walking. He will be walking.

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    Verb Tenses I

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    Perfect tenses are used to describe complex sequencing of two events that take place at different times. Simple tenses describe facts o He walks. He walked. He will walk. Progressive tenses describes ongoing actions o He is walking. He was walking. He will be walking.

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    Verb Tenses I Past, Present, Future Simple, Progressive Perfect Simple tenses describe facts o He walks. He walked.

    ed. He will walk. Progressive tenses describe ongoing actions o He is walking. He was walking. He will be walking. Perfect tenses are used to describe complex sequencing of two events that take place at different times. o He has walked. He had walked. He will have walked.

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